Large media can exceed the 10-second CLI-to-Gateway RPC timeout. The gateway may still complete the delivery, while the user receives a Media failed error.
Large media can exceed the 10-second CLI-to-Gateway RPC timeout. The gateway may still complete the delivery, while the user receives a Media failed error.
Large media can exceed the 10-second CLI-to-Gateway RPC timeout. The gateway may still complete the delivery, while the user receives a Media failed error.
A false-negative failure message invites a retry. When the first media item did deliver, that retry creates a duplicate and turns a timeout-reporting bug into a delivery-integrity problem.
A short RPC timeout should not be treated as a definitive delivery failure. Systems need durable states that distinguish queued, accepted, delivered, and failed work.
Managed messaging should use durable acknowledgement and idempotent retries so delayed confirmation cannot create duplicate outbound content.
P1 — A 10-second CLI-to-Gateway RPC timeout can label a successful large-media delivery as failed, causing duplicate retries and damaging delivery integrity.
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Last updated: June 30, 2026. Published by the gobii.reviews Editorial Team.